Suppose I have a table that lists all of my products, that
includes a a somewhere in the first , and each product has its data
held
within a . After updating a product’s description, I want to write
something like:
within “tr#category#{category.id}” do
under_header
“Description” do |scope|
scope.contains “New Description”
end
end
in a
Cucumber/webrat feature definition or
response.should
have_tag(“tr#category1”) do
under_header “Description” do
text => "Howdy
end
end
in an RSpec spec. Is there anything like this available, any way
to search within a specific table column by specifying the header?
Then I should see “New description” on the row containing “Widget Xyz”
Then /^(?:|I )should see “([^”])" on the row containing “([^”])"(?:
within “([^”]*)")?$/ do |text1, text, scope|
selector = “.//td[contains(.,’#{text}’)]//…”
with_scope(scope) do
within(:xpath, selector) do
Then %{I should see “#{text1}”}
end
end
end
It’s worth looking at the tableish method that cucumber-rails provides.
You can use it to turn a HTML table element into an array. You can even
diff it against a Cucumber::Ast::Table object.
end
in an RSpec spec. Is there anything like this available, any way to search
within a specific table column by specifying the header?
Cheers,
Shea
It’s worth looking at the tableish method that cucumber-rails provides. You can
use it to turn a HTML table element into an array. You can even diff it against a
Cucumber::Ast::Table object.
Oops, just realised you’re posting to the RSpec, not the Cucumber list.
My mistake.